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I miss out on a pair only 2 weeks ago - typically from some that remove and update to a 997 or guys that remove for weight reduction (not a clean job - but comes out pretty good if you drill out the welding point).
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Repair car as cheaply as possible, i suggest

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Unless you're looking to repair the car as cheaply as possible, I suggest to get these new.
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I miss out on a pair only 2 weeks ago - typically from some that remove and update to a 997 or guys that remove for weight reduction (not a clean job - but comes out pretty good if you drill out the welding point).
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Repair car as cheaply as possible, i suggest

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Unless you're looking to repair the car as cheaply as possible, I suggest to get these new.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

WTB rear quarter panels for 996TT any year - actually anything for the rear. Please forward pics and pricing. Thanks, Jonthan

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Rear quarters are impossible to remove from a car without damaging/deforming them. Unless you're looking to repair the car as cheaply as possible, I suggest to get these new.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Gert, This is for a project of mine. I miss out on a pair only 2 weeks ago - typically from some that remove and update to a 997 or guys that remove for weight reduction (not a clean job - but comes out pretty good if you drill out the welding point). Like I have state above - condition is not critical since it will be for an experiment only. Regards, Jonathan

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